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Join Rachel Moss Hogg for a festive wreath making workshop

You can  support Haven House Children’s Hospice this year by registering your real Christmas Tree to be collected by them and recycled locally.

The organisers of the jazz jam are thrilled to host the jazz violin maestro, Benet Mclean who will be joining them as a special guest for the upcoming jazz jam.

We are the peer support group where you can walk and talk, connect and share without fear of judgement. Everyone welcome!

Click on this link to find out more: https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/neighbourhoods/crime-and-community-safety/community-safety/citizens-assembly-2024

Art workshops for adults in the middle of Highams Park, to book: email rachelmosshogg@gmail.com

You can help to improve the River Ching for people and nature by…......Reporting Pollution

21st Walthamstow Scout Group are recruiting now in all sections of the Group to strengthen their adult leadership team....

Harmony E4 are a local choir celebrating seven years of gigging around Highams Park, Chingford and Walthamstow. Our choir sing a mixture of happy retro...

If you are able to support them, Highams Park Food Aid would greatly appreciate donations of the following;

Highams Park Food Aid is looking for volunteers, please click on this link to see a few small ways in which you can help the hub help those in need....

Join us at our free breastfeeding support group.  We are here to support you practically and emotionally on your breastfeeding journey......

New members always welcome and free coaching is available during the summer months

The HENRY Infant Feeding Service offers free support, both emotional and practical, around all aspects of infant feeding to families living in Waltham Forest:...

Why not got to The Highams Park for a game of boules or table tennis. It's free to play but don't forget to book first...

Welcome to Humphry’s, so named in honour of Humphry Repton who landscaped the park and gardens in the 1790’s.

Highams Park Lake was once part of the “Highams Estate” and was created by the famous landscape designer Humphry Repton, in 1794.

The Highams Park is an area of 28 acres just east of Highams Park Lake, with entrances from Tamworth Avenue, Henry's Avenue and Keynsham...

Highams Park Food Aid supplies free food packages to local people in need of support during these difficult times.

Formerly part of the much bigger Royal Forest of Waltham, Epping Forest is an extensive tract of ancient woodland of 2,400 hectares which spans...

Larks Wood is a remnant of the ancient woodland of Larks Wood which once included the nearby Ainslie Wood. It is a beautiful wood...

Mallinson Park Wood was originally part of the Highams Estate until it was purchased by Lt. Col. Sir Stuart Mallinson in 1925 and were...

Living in Highams Park Highams Park is great for commuters and families who want to live in this friendly, relatively undiscovered northeast corner of Greater...